I haven't posted in quite a while because things got too hectic all of a sudden. The main event is that our sweet black lab, Tally, is quite ill. She apparently ate something wrapped in a paper towel because we found the remains of the paper towel.
She has been in the vet's care since last Friday morning, including the weekend critical care hospital in Sarasota. She came back to Bradenton this morning but we had to take her back to the Sarasota hospital so that she could be monitored through the night. She had exploratory surgery on Saturday, but no obstruction - just lots of inflammation of her intestines. She is still not well and we are very worried.
It's funny how much time worry can take out of a day. I have kept busy of course, but really haven't been able to concentrate for interesting blog posts, photographs, etc.
I have continued my bird project, though. Today's bird was black with a big red heart, with lots of healing thoughts for Tally as I made it. I will photograph and post the pictures before the end of the week, I promise.
Oh these are SO cute! I've been wondering how the birds were going. This is so much fun for someone like me who has to work ALL the time. I get to have lots of vicarious enjoyment from your blog! I especially love June 11, 12 and 16. I love the suit and bow tie! I couldn't figure out how to get the explanation. I love the pearls on purple. And I love the lace collar!
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry about Tally. Arianne is going to be so sad because she remembers Tally so well. We'll be praying.
Love you! Marcy
Thanks, Marcy. I love that you are reading my blog! If you click on the date at the bottom of the photo mosaic, it should take you to Flickr where the pictures are posted. The photos are on there individually and the explanations are below the picture. When you get to that page, you can just use the arrows to click through the whole collection.
ReplyDeleteTally seems to be much better; she's not well yet but we think she is on the mend. Tell Arianne that we appreciate all the prayers and thoughts.
Love,
Susan